Culture
The archaeological site of Cambous in Viols-en-Laval comprises the ruins of a prehistoric village from the Chalcolithic period, also known as the Copper Age, dating from approximately 2700 to 2300 BC.
Those choosing Viols-en-Laval as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Marked paths and information panels make it possible to visit the prehistoric village of Cambous independently. The reconstructed house of Cambous can be entered during a visit.
The Château de Cambous in Viols-en-Laval is partly classified as a historic monument and partly listed as a historic monument. The Château de Cambous was first mentioned in 1504 and has three rectangular towers.
Out and about
The “Les Drailles” route follows old shepherds’ paths lined with dry-stone walls and passes several dolmens and megaliths. The official 7.5 km “Les Drailles” walking loop, rated as easy, runs through the territory of the municipalities of Viols-le-Fort and Viols-en-Laval.
The “Vins & Astro” walk at the Domaine de Roussières in Viols-en-Laval follows traditional shepherds’ paths. It includes a wine tasting and a guided observation of the night sky.
Nature
The Domaine des Roussières covers approximately 600 hectares. At the Domaine des Roussières, garrigue and livestock farming come together in a protected setting. The Domaine des Roussières is an extensive natural area in the département, accessible for leisurely walks.
More destination pages: Saturargues, Vérargues, Beaufort, Mèze, Bessan, Murles, Vendémian, Ferrals-les-Montagnes
